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4worldlovers: We invented and patented game-changing TrueStay technology that keeps our socks in place.

4worldlovers: We come from humble, hard working beginnings in Tyler, Texas in 1978. Our first store, Racquet & Jog, was small and had just enough space to store and sell a couple of tennis racquets and a few pairs of Nike Tennis and Running shoes. Growing popularity with the local tennis and racquet ball clubs introduced the first ever "RJ Tee", now known by local Texans as "TYLER'S Tees".

We stand by our heritage and commitment to high quality service alongside premium brands. Now carrying over 400 brands across our clothing, shoe, and accessory categories, our product selection offers a unique and crafted one-stop shopping experience. Visit our stores across Texas in Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, The Woodlands, and Tyler and experience the best hospitality in Texas retail today!

We're so grateful to call Texas home and to have so many supporters representing the TYLER'S brand, from wearing their local TYLER'S tees to those who have left us reviews and helped tell our story to friends and family. As we look forward, we're excited to be opening more TYLER'S locations across Texas in the very near future. Keep an eye out and stay tuned!

4worldlovers: Whole Earth Provision Co. was conceived in Dallas in the Spring of 1970 by Jack and Linda Jones who were living and working in the big ‘D’ after graduating from The University of Texas at Austin. Linda, a math teacher for the Dallas ISD and Jack, a designer working with a furniture manufacturer, were nostalgic for Austin and considering their goals and dreams for the future.


The 1960s and 70s were a time for questioning and confronting the assumptions, ethics, politics and direction of the preceding generation, a time of growing ecological awareness, and of people looking for alternative ways of making a living. Jack and Linda began discussing with their friends the possibility of starting a store based on the philosophy and concepts of the recently published Whole Earth Catalog.


The Whole Earth Catalog was a revolutionary publication that flourished in the 1960s into the early 1980s. Steve Jobs described it as “Google in paperback form, 35 years before Google came along.” The Catalog encouraged “individuals to conduct their own education, find their own inspiration, shape their own environment and share the adventure with whoever is interested.” Composed of hundreds of pages filled with short descriptions of books and tools, it presented an encyclopedic view of the world and how it worked from the microscopic to the galactic.


For an item to be included in the Catalog, it had to meet four criteria: useful as a tool, relevant to independent education, high quality and/or low cost and easily available by mail. But what the Catalog’s readers really wanted was a store where they could browse the books and handle the tools they’d been reading about. Jack and Linda, with the help of their friends, family and four early part time partners made that dream a reality by opening a store, Whole Earth Provision Co., based on the ideals and products found in the Whole Earth Catalog.


Within a matter of months, Jack and Linda returned to Austin, found a space in Bluebonnet Plaza on 24th Street near the University of Texas campus, brought in supplies and merchandise and opened the first Whole Earth store. The original inventory included flour mills, oil lamps, massage oils, camp soap (bottled and supplied by Jack’s brother Joe) and lots of how-to books – titles selected from the Whole Earth Catalog. The store was an overnight success, selling out of merchandise in the first two weeks, necessitating the closing of the store to reorder and restock.

The Nomadics section of the Whole Earth Catalog encouraged readers to get out and explore the world and offered advice on gear for hiking, camping, mountaineering and backpacking, as well as wilderness survival skills. Whole Earth quickly added outdoor gear to the mix of merchandise. The store became an early source for new, specially designed backpacks, tents, sleeping bags, hiking boots, rugged clothing and other gear being created by new, small independent companies like The North Face and Patagonia to meet the demand for high tech outdoor adventure clothing and equipment. Whole Earth continues to be a leader in supplying gear, clothing and shoes for outdoor adventure and travel, outfitting generations of Texans for travel into remote corners of the world.

Whole Earth Provision Co. strives to offer clothing, footwear and gear of all kinds that complement and enhance your life at home, work, and school, on the trail, and traveling near and far. Our almost 50 years in business shows in our stores and online. You’ll find our merchandise is carefully chosen with quality, practicality and innovation in mind, based on our many years of experience using and selling iconic and classic brands, as well as introducing new brands and items worthy of your attention.

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You can find us in the Deep Ellum neighborhood of Dallas at 2626 Main Street. It’s our second Patagonia store in the Lone Star State (we also have one in Austin), and it’s a light, bright 6,500-square-foot space we’re renovating to carry a beautiful selection of quality clothing and gear for the whole family. As with all our stores, however, it’s not just about commerce. We see it as a part of the community that will also serve as a venue for a regular calendar of events (think films, fun runs, yoga classes, presentations, etc.), and you’re all invited! Patagonia is in business to save the home planet, so this new store will also provide a base of support for nonprofit environmental partners working in Texas to fight unwise development, protect wildlife and restore the natural environment.